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WorksheetsPay Stub Final Quiz
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 33mins
John works for McDonald's. His employer takes out, or ______, the money from his pay for taxes.
(a)
What is the company name on the pay stub for Oliver Foster?
The company name on the pay stub is _______________________.
(a)
What are the dates for the pay period on the pay slip for Oliver Foster?
3/19/2020 to 3/25/2020
3/27/2020
8/3/2021 to 9/3/2021
83777
How many deductions does Oliver have?
6
8
3
0
How much is the deduction for federal tax this paycheck for Oliver Foster?
$8.16
$34.88
$54.93
$62.50
What deduction on Oliver Foster's pay stub is $34.88?
Taxable Medical Insurance
ID Income Tax
Social Security
Medicare
What is Oliver's rate of pay for regular hours?
$25.00/hour
$50.00/hour
$5.00
$125.00
How much does Peter earn an hour?
$80.00
$2,000
$348.00
$25.00/hour
How much is the year to date state tax for Peter?
$751.10
$216.00
$1,488.00
$62.59
Marta earns $21.50 an hour. She works 40 hours each week. How much money does Marta earn in a week? Calculate.
$780.00/week
$21.50/week
$860.00/week
$61.50/week
Tana earns $18.00 an hour. She works part-time. She works 15 hours a week. How much money does she make in a week? Calculate.
$270.00/week
$18.00/week
$33.00/week
$15.00/week
Mila earns $22.80 an hour. She works 37.5 hours a week. How much money does she earn in two weeks?
$3988
$2001
$1710
$855
Choose all that are correct:
Select other names for "pay stub".
pay slip
earnings statement
paycheck
paycheck stub
pay stub
Your ______ pay is the pay before taxes.
Your _____ pay is the pay after taxes.
gross, net
weekly, monthly
net, gross
insurance, deductions
Peter's gross pay is $2,000 for this paycheck. His employer deducts $299.39 for federal tax, $62.59 for state tax, $18.00 for SDI, $124.00 for social security, and $29.00 for health insurance tax. What is the total amount of all the deductions? How much is Peter's net pay? Calculate.
$532.98 deductions,
$1,467.02 net pay
$29.00 deductions, $124.00 net pay
$6,395.76 deductions, $17,604.24 net pay
$18.00 deductions, $124 net pay
What are "earnings"?
the money that you make when you have a job
money taken from your paycheck
pay stub
money you give for taxes
What are deductions?
only federal tax
money taken from your paycheck for taxes or other benefits
only health insurance
net pay
Your ____ _____ is the amount of time for the paycheck. Examples are: one week, two weeks, bimonthly, monthly.
(a)
The ___ _____ is the day you are getting your paycheck.
(a)
Which of the following is true about wages and salary?
wages are more than salary
salary= rate of pay, wages= 2 times rate of pay
wages=money per hour
salary= money for a contract, annual
salary is more than wages
What is Oliver's net pay?
seventy and two and dollars and fifty and cents
four hundred and twenty and eight and eight
seventy two dollars and fifty cents
four hundred twenty-eight dollars and eight cents
The pay stub is what tells you the _______ of your pay, and is important to keep for your records.
(a)
A paystub allows you to ensure you were ________________.
(a)
Which is NOT information usually on a paystub?
employee information, including name, social security number, and address
details about how well you are doing your job
employer information, including name and address of employer
the dates of the pay period
Which of the following is NOT information on a pay slip?
employee pay rate
gross earnings, or your earnings before taxes and other deductions
taxes like federal and state
how many years you have been working at the business
_______________ are taxes paid to one's state (like Missouri).
state taxes
paycheck
deduction
FICA
__________________ are deductions from this paycheck or present pay period.
current deductions
pay stub
federal taxes
year to date (YTD)
________________ are money that is subtracted or taken out of your paycheck.
net pay
gross pay
deductions
earnings
________ _________________ is money taken out of your paycheck to pay you when you retire.
net pay
gross pay
federal taxes
social security
YTD (year to date) is...
the part of a pay check that shows your deductions; it is kept for your records
taxes paid to the US government
total deductions taken out this year
a check you receive for working
Match the following words to their meanings:
full time
work 40 hours or more each week
part time
work less than 40 hours a week
unemployment
when a person does not have a job
social security
money for when people retire
FICA
includes social security, disability...
What was John Doe's largest deduction?
FICA SS
FICA Medicare
State Income Tax
Federal Income Tax
What was John Doe's total deductions for this paycheck?
$577.84
$222.16
$800
$120
John works for McDonald's. His employer takes the money from his pay for taxes. Where can John find this information on his pay stub?
Which number shows the company name on the pay stub?
#1
#7
#14
#2
What are the dates for the pay period on this pay slip?
How much money did Jose take home this pay period?
$340.52
$445.00
$1,021.56
None of the above
How much has Jose paid in Social Security Tax since the beginning of the year?
$82.77
$27.59
$19.35
None of the above
Brenda’s net pay is $525/week. Her gross is $700. How much money is deducted from her paycheck each week?
$525.00
$700.00
$175.00
$125.00
Tara’s deductions add up to $112 a week. If her net pay is $425 a week, what is her gross pay?
$112.00
$313.00
$425.00
$537.00
Pedro’s gross pay is $775/week. He pays $223.45 in deductions. What is his net pay?
$551.55
$557.55
$552.55
$550.55
When making a budget to plan your money, what amount should you use to predict how much money you have to spend?
Gross Pay
Taxes
Benefits
Net Pay
What does YTD stand for?
Young To Do
Year To Date
Year Over To
You Oh Date
Pay that is earned by an employee for working more than the standard number of hours in a day or week.
Medicare
Gross Earnings
Overtime
State Tax
a person that works for a company
employer
biweekly
employee
tax
